Hey Ismail,

Remind me to have a look at the beginning of next week - today is nuts!

Darren,

Took a quick look at the source and made some changes to the code namely in publishevent.cs:

p.run();
            int internalBrokenCounter = 0;
            if (p.Status)
            {
                String pageData = p.Content;
                MatchCollection links = Regex.Matches(pageData, @"href\=""(.*?)""");
                foreach (Match link in links)
                {
                    String linkValue = link.Groups[1].Value;
                    if (linkValue.IndexOf("://") == -1)
                    {
                        if (linkValue.IndexOf("/") == 0)
                        {

                            linkValue = linkValue.Substring(1);
                            linkValue = baseUrl + linkValue;
                        }
                        else if(linkValue==string.Empty)
                        {
                            linkValue = "/brokenInternalLink" + internalBrokenCounter + "-page-" + docId;
                            if (root.IndexOf("/") == 0) { root = root.Substring(1); }
                            linkValue = root.Substring(0, root.LastIndexOf("/") + 1) + linkValue;
                            internalBrokenCounter++;
                        }
                        else
                        {

                            if (root.IndexOf("/") == 0) { root = root.Substring(1); }
                            linkValue = root.Substring(0, root.LastIndexOf("/") + 1) + linkValue;
                        }

                    }
                    l.Add(linkValue);
                }
            }

I can now see the link in the report although I have had to blag the actual link because the links are grabbed from published page and for umbraco broken links we just have broken empty href so no way of actually knowing what it is.  

However I am passing through in the made up url the page id that has broken links what i was thing was maybe updating the xslt that lists the broken links so that i get the page id then get the document and maybe loop through all properties that are rich text get links and from there determine the targets and write those out as part of the broken link report thus giving the end user information as to which page is deleted or unpublished.

Many thanks for the prompt reply.

Awesome package by the way love it voted up!

Regards

Ismail

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